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What is the Philosophy of Photography? It's more about the "why" of photography then the "how". It encompasses ethical, aesthetic and sociological aspects of the subject.

What the philosophy of photography is not is the discussion or debate about equipment. Because of that, it is not a place to discuss "digital vs film." Photos that are uploaded must be pertinent to the discussion.

The moderators of this forum are Jeff Spirer and Mike Dixon.

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